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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
4
The article surveys a tariff clash between Canada and Germany sparked by British preference for Canadian goods. Canada imposes a surtax on German imports to balance the dispute, impacting the sugar industry and signaling broader economic tension. Authorities hope for restraint and wiser counsels to end the tariff conflict.
The passage warns that jealousy and overreach between two European powers could spark war, as Canada’s growth strains relations. It urges restraint toward Canada, arguing the wise path is to cultivate goodwill while upholding Canada’s rights based on its past record.
Silver Creek reports Billy's broad smile as seed work finishes James K Hammond has completed seeding Mrs Keating recovers from illness Robi Durgmmore of Millwood visits friends Liberal convention draws attendees Hon J D Cameron absent funeral of Mrs Johnstone Rutherford at Silver Creek cemetery large turnout notes esteem in the community death theme continues
The article argues candidates surge in ridings as voters face a looming election. It contrasts national and provincial governance, asserting BC’s party government is a fiasco while politics remain confused and administration-driven rather than ideologically divided. It notes the risk of factionalism if issues split the public.
The obituary notes a husband’s death occurring about five months prior and marks the loss as a peculiar blow to the family, signaling the passing of an early Silver Creek pioneer.
Article urges Ontario farmers to apply now for immigrant labor at Winnipeg to address last season's scarcity of hands. It notes thousands of migrants, including married couples with children, as potential help and warns Western farmers may lose future access.
The Doukhobors outline extensive summer plans with 1000 men on the CN railway. Each man aims to save 100 dollars, totaling 100000 dollars in command. Non pilgrimage villages support their brethren with aid, and 2000 dollars was spent on horses.
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